Archaeological discoveries offer fascinating glimpses in to the world of the Old Testament. From ancient cities like Megiddo and the City of David, to artifacts bearing names of biblical figures. This physical evidence helps scholars understand the historical context of biblical stories. Key findings like the Tel Dan Inscription and Ketef Hinnom Scrolls provide independent records that intersect with biblical accounts.
While archaeology cannot prove or disprove religious beliefs, it offers valuable insights into the Old Testament’s material culture, social structures, and historical setting. The following posts will review major discoveries and consider how archaeological evidence enriches our understanding of biblical texts.
